The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-10-13

one at the town fair last Saturday that measured
. feet inches around it, and weighed 81 pounds
Mr. Davis has bought new top buggy that he
calls his "lobster pot. Mr.. Z. +. Morton has
harvested 300 bushels of nice grated apples this
season. lie has thrifty young orchard and 1t Is
paying him well this year.. u. D. Gould, Collins
Pattce, Jr, and Il. ID. Tasker have been repairing
and painting their houses and they make fine ap-
pearancc. We hope more will follow in this tiirec.
ton. Mrs. True Cilcy is very sick and cannot
| live but a few days.. Elisha Edwards has becn
very sick, but is better and able to go out of
doors in pleasant weather.
| PFNOBsCOT. There is standing on the farm of
| Daniel L. Wardwell a willow tree planted bv his
father July 4. 1918. The tree is about sixty feet
nigh Two feet above the ground the trunk is thir,
| teen feet and two inches in circumference The
branches extend over n circle sixty feet in Diane
ter Mr. Merrill L. lIincklcy has bought of En-
gene Blanchard, of Prospect, a fine Knox Handle
tonian colt three years old. During the year end
ing Oct. s, bricks have been manufactured by the
hrms named as follows: Leach 4 Sellers, 00O,-
600; +. r. Bowden, 100000; Tutchings & Son,
| 4o"ooo; Martin * True Leach G50O00; tirinda &
Marks, 100000; Robert Il. Gray, 100000 Total 4, -
$4,000 Mayiilc salisbury, aged twelve years an
=
a COW became cntanglcd in the rope. The COW ran,
throwing him down and dragging him about forty
! rods, intlicting such wounds about the head and
chest Us to cause his death in ten minutes.
| Sorrm MoNTvILLE. Elder Brown is holding Il
series of religious meetings at the IIowcs' school
| house The meetings are well attended and a good
! interest manifested Last sunday Bro Geo Lin
coln' Of Washington, was present and took an ac-
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| or ten conversions and Il goooy number came for
ward at the close Of the meeting and knclt for
! pHaH cr,. wv here is McGratl,'. iishcau2 Echo
answers Where; WIN. l.. Morse and wife
have gone To Boston on a visit. Marshal Cram
Has gone to Boston to look for employ ncnt .
NcWcll Colby has made quite extensive repairs ON
his dwelling house adding new eli, clapboard
ing and ,hingling the main house anew building
new chimneys and making some changes inside.
Mamie Bryant, who has been sick some three
4 weeks, is getting quite smart.
MONROE. Everett Buxlcll has gone to Conncc-
4 ticut. Iii, departure WAS ,unr what unexpected
/ ny himself well rs his friends. Mi. Jennie
! Nay has gone to Boston. Miss ;llv gave a party
last Tuesday evening, at which mango her friends
lEii ~ good hyr good time, Fred Curtis has
started west again His sister, MIR. Laura Rollins,
accompanied him a- far a. her home in Marches
ter, y. H.. About tu,'n:N five .'vun. men aud
maiicns ruuirl about" met at W. y Robertson,
Tuesday night and enjoyed an OLD fashioned hlsk
| ing. They had good time and Il GOOD supper but
"thcrc Wasn't 4 rel ear in the corn. mo- not one
| The arrlc cror i, nearly harvested and j, larger
| than was expected. The trustees of the Park
company met last saturday at the town hall and
=. l.. Palmer, the treasurer, Is n"v ready to pay
| the premiums awarded ii, fast is called for.
| Washington Moore has been drawn ~ grand Jury
man Ana Z. \. Mckeunry A. traverse Jury To serve
1T the October term of court. This season has
not been profitable for bees to make honey
~ this section. Hunting trips are BOW in order
Hen Ncalicy, {. NJ. conant and George Fisher
start for down cas- this week
fREEnoN. The Ingclow Society lcld very in
terc-iing public meeting at Music Hail i#>t Thurs
day q cnin=, after which there was a enriabc Tor
tic benefit Of tie base bali club. GU, boys 20 to
Liberty and play matched game of bal. next sat
uriay ...The upper bridge is Row completed and
ISL W"rknanlikc joh...Mi>s Estcla Dodge and
Charlotte >ihlcy have gone ON :. visit to Lowell go
Mn. William Weymouth is very sick our genial
naNrIng man, Nh Damon, Of Portland was vcrv
sc! here hi, last "trip, being confined to his bed
its public meeting Thursday evening. Oct 3oth 80
We n"ticcSate Constable Mitchell in town. We
ave always Pleased To see him, and will exert our
selves to the utmost TO assi. hn III his noble mis-
sion... Mrs. Lotto Nosr, ON account of poor
health, will spend The winter with her mother in
| Bangor. Fannie Bradford l. at home from the
Poland Springs This is her second wear ut the
Poand Springs house. Mrs. +. Allenwood, of
iiuahaven, is visiting her uncle, % H. Keen. Esq.
....t hares Rich was before }. ID. .anr-ou. ESD,
on complaint of William Larabec. The plainti0
claims that Rich maliciou~ly Shot his horse Dcft.
pleaded guilty, but says it was It poor Old horse,
and 80 weak it could not stand and that ne shot die
Animal to pit it out of it, misery
NINALmAyEN. Mr.. f. :. Walls returned home
friciay.... Coz. W. IL. Fogler, Of Belfast, was in
town last W. eek looking up the paupcr cast between
| Belmont and Ninalhayen.. The first number ri
the NinalhaNcn Echo, new weekly paper, is out.
Mr.. harcs Haley is editor. Wewish him success
in his enterprise While Capt J. Hamilton and
his crt were "ut cunning last Saturday they
capsiztd their loat and iia narrow escape from
drowning. 1t was rough, and a7 they chung 10 the
overturned boat they We're rolIcd over several
times. The men We're rescued by u. X. AIHisun
and John Green. Capt. Hamilton clung to his gun
and saved it, but Bert lost his liye-aIm ....AlIit
spear agcd - wears was buried las, rbur.,Iv nm.
drrthr rites of the Good rrmpIors lod,e ,eo,rr
Roberts is tiNing UP III, hail ...Prof Written was
here last week in the interest of dancing school
lie thinks he Will come ;t.;lju sch Hahn R,,,r,
,yell ba- l,otr.l SHINE, for \,u. Wink. ..h tiit.
| walker stone for phiIa,li.lnhio and sch Mimi,
Nmlth paving for '>rW York, sch. Iiarve stcr arry
cd rr,u t,p4tnr Mini ,,ools. sch yuIuntrny ,yiti
h;ty for tho t,ronitc coun,,,y sch ,pur,r, t,,-ry
coal for the same. and sch j. T. Holden to Ioad
Stone mia ,,ooi,, c,,,,,.,nv lnalr,l tbp sch Hahn
Braccwcl ith 300 ton, of stone in nine and a la!l
h,ur.
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NIUE gl%'ho''a"gi''rf' Mf' Atwood ha9 hai 'h'
steamer msre't''h iW!> h'f ia goo" r"''lN"E ANA
y highly pleased WHh h'l. Nh htm ON the ilr7'
page at lii~ Issue vi III" joi':nal gives iuWhffar
'""'r- al 'ul0 speedy 'fali~rh' '-'.'h WIS l"'Ha
Nrt hii"rh 20" Hniailttt I'y her mother Mr.. y, Il
fHtp urge arrived "n the ON INST W'h the remains
of ilcr husband, the haze lrtN!d ctullurh, Who's,
heath WA ANNOUNCED last week They went IL
the home OF Nr-. Mct uIiuch'e grandmother. Nh
i. iahuid@, and ur. Thursday afternoon services
is very sat case fl the yoUus widow who in less
than one short year has been marie lrjtic, moth
On and widow. Her iitjr babe is gerry feeble